HLLYBQ整理供“高中試卷網(wǎng)（）”·PAGE8·第一節(jié)單項(xiàng)填空(共15小題;每小題1分,滿分15分)從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中,選出可以填人空白處的最佳選項(xiàng).21.Thepriceofgoldhasjumpedto______newall-timehighasdebtworriesintheUSand______Europecontinuetotroubletheworld.A.the; / B.the;the C.a; / D.a;the22.Neighborssaidtheyheardthemantellthewomanthatshecouldn’tleave______shegavebackthemoneyborrowedfromhim.A.unless B.since C.if D.though23.TheChinesemainlandersfromselectedcitiesareallowedtovisitTaiwan______individualtourists.A.within B.as C.for D.like24.Youshouldbemoreconfidentin______situationischallengingyou.A.wherever B.whenever C.however D.whatever25.TheKoreangovernmentplanstoimportChinesecabbagefromChina,astherecentrainstormhas______theprice.A.drivenup B.takenup C.setup D.lookedup26.It’shardtotellrealJingdezhenvases,andit’salittlemoredifficultfortheuntrainedshopperto______.A.dismiss B.distinguish C.seek D.shelter27.Ifyouhavehealthexaminations______,anydiseaseyoumayhavecanbediscoveredearlyandsuccessfultreatmentismorelikely,A.approximately B.regularly C.gradually D.roughly28.“RunawayfromBeijing,Shanghai,andGuangzhou”hasbeenasloganforsomeofChina’syoungergeneration______areunderunbearableeconomicpressuretosurviveincities.A.who B.which C.whose D.forwhom29.It’sgreatthatallthevisitorswho_______ontheislandweresaved.A.trappedB.havebeentrappedC.hadtrappedD.hadbeentrapped30.WhatdoesOldWalterusuallydoinhisretirement?Thesedaysheis______memoriesofvillagelifeforhisnewbook.A.puttingupB.puttingonC.settingupD.settingdown31.Itwasonthelastday______apressconferencewasheldbysomecommitteemembers.A.whereB.thatC.whenD.how32.Thebookisratherhighlypriced,butsowellworth______thatitshouldbebeggedorborrowedratherthanmissed.A.toreadB.tobereadC.readingD.beingread33.Becauseofthelackoffunds,thetunnelprojecthasalreadyfallenbehind________.A.situationB.speedC.insuranceD.schedule34.Ourmanagerneverfailstoansweraphonecall______sheisverybusy.A.sinceB.onceC.evenifD.sothat35.You_____getthemachinerepairedthisweek.Iwon’tneedituntilnextmonth.A.mustn’tB.needn’tC.shouldn’tD.can’t第二節(jié)完形填空（共20小題；每小題1．5分，滿分30分）TheotherdayIdecidedtocomehomeearlybecauseitwassuchabeautifulday.The36wereoutsideplayinginmyapartmentcomplex(公寓大樓)andtheicecreamtruckwaswhistlingitstune.AsI37slowlytoavoidanaccident,Inoticedalittleboy38attheicecreamtruck.Hedidn’tgetanythingandhewalkedawaywitha39lookonhisface.Iaskedtheicecreamsellerwhathappenedandhesaidthelittleboyhadno40.IhadnocashonmesoIdrovetomybuildingandwentupstairsto41somecash.WhenIfoundit,theicecreamsellerwas42waitingbutthelittleboyhad43.Shequicklywentintothe48togetherson,andwhenshe49severalminuteslater,Irealizedthathewasnotthe50littleboyIhadseen.Thisboywasabitolderandhissistercameoutwithhim.Itookthembothtothetruckandletthem51outwhattheywanted.I52toldthemomitwasnotthesameboyIwastalkingabout.I53myselftothemotherproperlyand54mybaby-sittingservicesfreeofchargeifsheeverneededthem.1couldn'tfindtheoriginalboy55but1hopehegetssomeicecreamsoon.36.A.cats B.kids C.dogs D.students37.A.walked B.ran C.climbed D.drove38.Aknocking B.shooting C.lying D.looking39.A.puzzled B.curious C.disappointed D.delighted40.A.excuse B.money C.parents D.friends41.Aputaway B.lookfor C.borrow D.lend42.A.still B.anxiously C.doubtfully D.nervously43.A.left B.appeared C.cried D.escaped44.A.station B.line C.sight D.direction45.A.woman B.girl C.granny D.conductor46.A.chosen B.ordered C.wanted D.eaten47.A.it B.ones C.them D.those48.A.house B.shop C.truck D.market49.A.disappeared B.returned C.waited D.stayed50.A.lost B.strange C.short D.same51.A.look B.pick C.speak D.make52.A.never B.seldom C.often D.ever53.A.explained B.admitted C.devoted D.introduced54.A.denied B.resigned C.offered D.operated55.Asomewhere B.everywhere C.anywhere D.nowhere第三部分閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）AWhat’sa“gift”?Ifyoulookitupinthedictionary,you’llseethatit’sanotherwordforapresent.Forexample,“Theybroughthimsomegifts.”However,ifyou’reGerman,“gift”meanssomethingcompletelydifferent:poison!Thesesimilar-lookingwordscanbeveryhelpfulwhenlearningotherlanguagesthey’reour“friends”.However,sometimestheycanturnoutorbe“falsefriends”.Hereareafewexamples.InEnglish,someonewhois“sensible”thinksbeforetheyactandshowsgoodjudgement.Forexample,“Thesensiblethingtodowouldbetoconsultalawyer.”However,inSpanish,“sensible”means“sensitive”(showingunderstandingofotherpeople’sproblems,needsorfeelings).TheEnglishword“coin”referstoapieceofmoneymadeofmetal.Forexample,“Ihadafewcoinsinmypocket.”ButtheFrenchword“coin”means“corner”.TheEnglishword“l(fā)ibrary”isaplacewhereyoucangotoborrowbooks.Forexample,“Iborrowedsixbooksfromthelibrary.”ButtheSpanishword“l(fā)ibreria”referstoabookshop(whereyoubuybooks).TheEnglishword“actually”means“infact”.Forexample,“ActuallyI’mnotItalian,I’mformAmerican.”ButtheSpanishword“actualmente”means“currently”or“atthemoment”.Finally,theEnglishword“embarrassed”means“ashamed”.Forexample,“Theylookedabitembarrassed.”However,theSpanishterm“embarazada”means“pregnant”(withachild).56.WecanlearnfromthefirsttwoparagraphsthatEnglish_______.A.iseasytomasterB.issimplerthanSpanishC.hasacomplexbackgroundD.haschangedgreatlythroughouthistory57.Whichofthefollowingpairsofwordsaretruefriendsaccordingtotheauthor?A.NineandNeun.B.Libraryandlibreria.C.Actuallyandactualmente.D.Embarrassedandembarazada.58.Accordingtothetext,inSpanish______.A.“coin”means“corner”B.“gift”referstosomethingnegativeC.“educacion”simplymeans“book”D.“sensible”doesn’tnecessarilymeans“wise”59.Theauthordevelopsthetextmainlyby______.A.followingtheorderofspaceB.comparingdifferentideasC.providingtypicalexamplesD.analyzingthecauseandeffectBIt’shardnottofeelcheatedandover-chargedwhenyoureceiveunexpectedroaming(漫游)chargeswhiletravelingabroad—whethertheycomefrommakingphonecallsorcheckinge-mails.JeffGardnerreceivedan$11,000billfromVerizonafterspendingfourdaysinJamaica.Beforethetrip,Mr.Gardner,whorunsafly-fishingbusinessinGrayling,Michigan,saidhecalledVerizontofindoutwhatitwouldcosttousehiscellphoneforcallsandhiswirelesscardtochecke-mailswhileinJamaica.Hesaidhewastoldthatcallswouldbeabout$2aminuteandthattherewouldbenoextrachargesfordataashewasonanunlimitedplan.Thelatterpartturnedouttobewrong.“Idon’tmindpayingafairamountforfairservice,but$11,000forfourdaysisridiculous,”saidMr.Gardner,whousedhisphonecarefullyandeconomicallyonthetrip.Healsotriedtocheckandsende-mailsusinghiswirelesscard,butquicklygaveupafterthee-mailsdidn’tgothrough.Still,hisVerizonbillsaidmorethan500,000kilobytes(千字節(jié))ofdatawasdeliveredwhilehewasinJamaica,anamountMr.Gardnersaidis100timeswhathenormallyusesinamonth.Astravelersincreasinglyusesmartphonesabroadinthesamewaytheydoathome—tochecke-mails,updateFacebookandTwitterandpulluponlinemaps—manyarefacingcostlyroamingfees,whichproviderschargewhencustomersusetheirphonesoutsidetheirservicearea.Infact,roamingchargeshavegottensooutofhandthattheFederalCommunicationsCommissionhasproposedaplanthatwouldrequirewirelesscompaniestosendtheircustomersavoiceortextmessagewhentheyareapproachingtheirplan’slimit,whentheyhavereachedthatlimitandwhentheyarestartingtoresultinroamingfees.60.WhydidJeffGardnercallVerizonbeforehistriptoJamaica?A.Tohandoverhisbusiness. B.TocheckhiscellphonebillC.TofindoutinformationaboutJamaica.D.Tofindoutinformationaboutroamingcharges.61.WhatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph2mean?A.ExtrachargesweremadeforJeffGardner’sdatadelivery.B.JeffGardner’scallswerechargedover$2perminute.C.JeffGardner’splanturnedouttobelimited.D.JeffGardnerhaddifficultydeliveringdataabroad.62.Duringthetrip,JeffGardner______.A.wascarelesswithphoneuse B.deliverednomoredatathanathomeC.receivedquitepoore-mailservicesD.frequentlyusedhiswirelesscardtosende-mails63.WhatshouldwirelesscompaniesdoaccordingtotheFederalCommunicationsCommission?A.Makecustomersknowwhenthey’reoutsidetheirservicearea.B.Getcustomersinformedwhenthey’renearthelimitoftheirplan.C.Stopservingcustomerswhenthey’vereachedtheirplan’slimit.D.Limitsomeservicestoreducetheamountofroamingchargesabroad.COprylandChristmasJoinusinNashville,TennesseeforastrikingcountryChristmasthat’ssuretocreatewonderfulmemories!You’llenjoyfourdaysofentertainmentinthisbeautiful“MusicCity”.DatesandPricingNov.28Dec.1/Dec.3--6PricePerPersonTraditionalRoomRoomwithGardenViewsDouble$1,097$1,227Single$1,285$1,405Itinerary(旅行日程)Day1GaylordOprylandResort:WelcometoNashville!SettleinattheGaylordOprylandResort,thenheadouttoenjoyitsattractions,suchasacresofindoorgardens,awaterfall,arecreationofaDeltaRiverTown,Dozensofuniqueshopsandtenrestaurants.Welcomereceptionincluded.Day2ShowboatCruise:Todaywe’llboardtheGeneralJacksonShowboatforaCumberlandRivercruise,whichincludesapleasantlunch,holidaymusicandcomedyshow.ThisafternoonwetakeinICE!,Nashville’slife-sizedice-sculptingexhibit.Thehand-carvedicesculpturesreachover25feethigh!Mealsincluded:breakfastandlunchDay3HallofTress/ChristmasDinnerParty:Choosefromavarietyofon-siteactivitiestoday.LookthroughTreasuresfortheHolidaysanartandantiquesshow,andvisitthebrilliantHallofTreesdisplayorrelaxatthe20,000-sp-footSpa&FitnessCenter.Tonightyou’reinforarealteataspecialChristmasDinner&Show.AtraditionalholidaymealinthejoyoftheseasonwithtraditionalChristmasmusic,danceandsong.Mealsincluded:breakfastanddinnerDay4FarewellBrunch:Todaysaygood-byetoyournewfriendswithagood-byebrunchattheresort.Beforeyouleave,finishupyourChristmasshopping!25specialtyshopsarerighthere.Mealincluded:brunchAccommodationsDays13:GaylordOprylandResort,Nashville64.Ifacouplestayinaroomwithgardenviews,theyhavetopay______.A.$2,454B.$2,194C.$1,285D.$1,40565.Whencanthetouristsenjoyanartandantiquesshow?A.OnDay1.B.OnDay2.C.OnDay3.D.OnDay4.66.Whatdoweknowaboutthetour?A.itisatourofadventure.B.Ifoffersthreemealsperday.C.Itlastsfourdaysandfourfights.D.Theaccommodationswon’tchange.DNobodylikeshomeeconomics(家政學(xué)).Butrestoringtheprogramcouldhelpusinthefightagainstobesityandchronic(慢性的)diseasestoday.Thehomeeconomicsmovementwasfoundedonthebeliefthathouseworkandfoodpreparationwereimportantsubjectsthatshouldbestudiedscientifically.Thefirstclassesoccurredintheagriculturalandtechnicalcollegesthatwerebuiltinthe1860s.Whenmostdepartmentsofuniversitiesrejectedwomen,homeeconomicswasabackdoorintohighereducation.Indeed,intheearly20thcentury,homeeconomicswasaserioussubjectWhenfewpeopleunderstoodgerm(微生物)theoryandalmostnoonehadheardofvitamins,homeeconomicsclassesofferedvitalinformationaboutwashinghandsregularly,eatingfruitsandvegetablesandnotfeedingcoffeetobabies.However,todaywerememberonlythefixedideasabouthomeeconomics,forgettingthemovement’smostimportantlessonsonhealthyeatingandcooking.ToomanyAmericanssimplydon’tknowhowtocook.Ourdiets,consistingofhighlyprocessedfoodsmadecheaplyoutsidethehome,havecontributedtomanyserioushealthproblems.Inthelastdecade,manycitiesandstateshavetriedtotaxjunkfoodheavilyortobantheuseoffoodstamps(食品券)tobuysoda.Clearly,manypeoplearedoubtfulaboutanygovernmentalstepstopromotehealthyeating.Butwhatifthegovernmentputthetoolsofobesitypreventioninthehandsofchildrenthemselvesbyteachingthemhowtocook?MyfirstexperiencewithhomeeconomicshappenedtwodecadesagowhenIwasaseventhgraderinaNorthCarolinapublicschool.Ayearlater,myfather’sjobtookourfamilytoWales,whereIattendedalargeschoolforafewmonths.ItwasthefirsttimeIhadeverreallycookedanything.Irememberthatitwasfun,andwithaninstructorstandingby,itwasn’thard.ThoselessonsstuckwithmewhenIfirststartedcookingformyhusbandandmyselfaftercollegeandtheystilldo.TeachingcookinginpublicschoolscanhelpsolvesomeproblemsfacingAmericanstday.Thehistoryofhomeeconomicsshowsit’spossible.67.Homeeconomics______.A.isasubjectbecomingmoreandmorepopularwithAmericansB.isoftenusedtohelpfightagainstobesityandchronicdiseasesC.onceofferedwomena.specialapproachtouniversityeducationD.wasfirsttaughtintheagriculturalandtechnicalcollegesintheearly1900s68.Thethirdparagraphmainlytellsus______.A.theimportanceofregularhandwashingB.thehealthbenefitsoffruitsandvegetablesC.thecontentsofhomeeconomicsclassesintheearly20thcenturyD.thesignificanceofteachinghomeeconomicsintheearly20thcentury69.Intheopinionoftheauthor,howshouldwefightagainstchildhoodobesity?A.Childrenshouldbetaughthowtocook.B.AheavytaxshouldbeputonjunkfoodC.HealthyeatingshouldbepromotedatschoolD.Usingfoodstampstobuysodashouldbebanned70.Whatdoestheauthorimplyinthelastparagraph?A.Herfamilymovedfrequentlyinherchildhood.RCookingclasseshaveafar-reachinginfluenceonherlaterlife.C.Toreceiveabettereducation,shewenttoalargeschoolinWales.D.TeachingcookingisthekeytosolvingAmericans’healthproblems.第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2分，滿分10分）HowtotestbestIt’sbacktoschool,whichmeansit’sbacktotests.Whichmightalsomeanit’sbacktobeingmajorlystressedout.__71__Herearesomesimplewaystopreparethoroughlyfortests.Schedulestudytime.Tryingtodoallstudyingthenightbeforeatestmakesitimpossibletomasterallthematerial.__72__Instead,prepareforatestbyschedulingstudytimeeachdayforseveraldaysbefore.Useyourtimewisely.__73__Also,makesureyouhaveallthesuppliesyouneedtostudysoyoudon’tlosefocus.Whilestudying,besuretomakeregularshortbreaks.Getasnack,takeabathroombreakorplayaquickcomputergamewhenitfeelsasifyourbrainisabouttoexplode.___74____Studyingwithaparentorfriendscanhelpyouunderstandthematerialbetterandtolearnfromoneanother.Haveeverypersonorpairtakeapartofthematerial,andcomeupwithquestionstoquizthegroup.Keepthegroupsmall.Haveeveryonetaketurnsasthegroupleader,whowillassignthematerial,andmakesurethatconversationstaysonwhatisbeingstudied.Don’tforgetlast-minuteprep.Haveyoursharpenedpencilsandotherthingsinyourbagreadythenightbeforethetest.It’simportanttogetagoodnight’ssleepandtheneatingahealthybreakfastthenextmorning.__75__.Also,studyingallthewayupuntilte